Twin Tent Frame House Bed with 2 Rolling Drawers and 8 Plywood Slats, Grey

A tent frame is measured by the mattress it holds, so a Twin gets planned into a 40 inch gap. The legs on this one splay out to 46.5 inches at the floor.

Both numbers are published here: a 39.5 inch deck and a 46.5 inch widest point. Tape the 46.5 onto the floor before ordering, because that is the width that has to clear a wardrobe door or a radiator.

Forty six and a half at the feet

The deck is only 39.5 inches across, but the A frame legs splay out to 46.5 inches at floor level. That is the number to measure into an alcove, not the deck width, and it is the figure most people miss on a tent shaped bed.

Two drawers with stoppers

Thirty five by fifteen inches inside at five deep, on wheels. A stopper keeps a drawer from being pushed too far in as well as pulled too far out, which matters when a child is the one using it every day.

A frame made to dress

The manufacturer expects lights, banners or a curtain across the tent, and none of it comes in the box. The crossbar at the ridge is what the decorations hang from, and it changes as often as a child's taste does.

Eight slats and a raised edge

The deck sits inside a raised lip so the mattress cannot creep out from under a sleeping child. Eight plywood slats span the frame, and the manufacturer caps the mattress at six inches so the lip keeps doing its job.

Twin size, 38 by 75 inches.

Overall frame size including the splayed legs.

35 by 15 by 5 inches inside, with stoppers.

Inside a raised edge, no box spring.

With 12 inches of under-bed space in the record.

Made to carry lights, banners or curtains.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

A low deck with a raised edge and a tent frame that makes the bed a place rather than a piece of furniture.

Two drawers on wheels, each 35 by 15 inches inside.

Measure 46.5 inches at floor level, not the 39.5 inch deck.

What we stand behind

• The 78 by 46.5 by 59 inch frame size, the 76 by 39.5 inch deck, the 39.5 inch ridge height above the deck, the 15.5 inch frame height, the drawer inner size, the eight slats and the 6 inch maximum mattress thickness are the manufacturer's published figures.
• Weight capacity, slat spacing and frame net weight are not published.
• The lights, banners and curtains shown on the frame in the photographs are not included.
• The mattress, bedding and toys in the photographs are not included.

What mattress does it take?

A Twin, 38 by 75 inches, no thicker than 6 inches. Not included.

How much floor does it need?

78 inches long by 46.5 inches wide, and it stands 59 inches tall.

Why is it 46.5 inches wide?

The A frame legs splay outward at both ends, so the widest point is below the tent rather than at the deck.

How big are the drawers?

Two at 35 by 15 inches inside and 5 inches deep, on rolling wheels with stoppers.

Is a box spring needed?

No. Eight plywood slats and a raised edge hold the mattress directly.

What weight will it carry?

Not published for this frame.